One work from this series depicts an angel with a fiery sword in hand casting Adam and Eve out from heaven, as another figure looks on and plays a vielle. The work which follows depicts Eve suckling a child as Adam digs in the ground, as that aforementioned figure assists. In addition to "Expulsion" and "Consequences of the Fall", a menacing figure grabs "The Mendicant Friar"in another as he enters a convent in one work, while an hourglass is held up in front of a lawyer
One work from this series depicts an angel with a fiery sword in hand casting Adam and Eve out from heaven, as another figure looks on and plays a vielle. The work which follows depicts Eve suckling a child as Adam digs in the ground, as that aforementioned figure assists. In addition to "Expulsion" and "Consequences of the Fall", a menacing figure grabs "The Mendicant Friar"in another as he enters a convent in one work, while an hourglass is held up in front of a lawyer and rich client in "The Advocate". "The New-Married Lady" appears before that same skeleton beating on a tambourine and (*) performing the action for which this series is named. Unlike the skull appearing in its artist's work depicting Jean de Dinteville, The Ambassadors, the skeleton in this series appears whole and lively. for 10 points, identify this morbid series by Holbein the Younger.
One work from this series depicts an angel with a fiery sword in hand casting Adam and Eve out from heaven, as another figure looks on and plays a vielle.
The {Dance} of {Death}